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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20
An Able Protector.

II there is more able protector against the
incursions OF disease Than HosJetter's Stomach
Bitters, we have yet to learn of IL. Against the
periodic attacks of fever AMI ague It affo ds
a sure defen.e, It reuews waning vitality, and
cOunteracts the lnGrm!t!es Of age; Is prevents
dyspepsia from ne coming chronic ard eve tu-
ssll5 annihilatss IL. 1t roUses the yer snf Hid
neys when dormant, and ir sures areg9lsthabie
ofbody. To the nervous 1t is of insstfmable
heBefit, impsrtiag steadiness and vigex Into an
sssfeebled rhrsique. The term, ts9eIicate
shealth," Is psralIy another Hame for eebility.
While the lEtt'ers is rroc1rahle, tn weak need
never 6espah Of physical reinforeement Re<-
sons WI Sc avsea, lnns are sedeat4ry and 63s-'
ious, or involYe exposure to uufavo- able CHI
matte H. hueI ceI, Will also hnd the Biiters an
able protector.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20
New York and Chicago.
Omaha Herald.

A gentleman from New York who re-
Gently visited Chicsgo has been talking
shout the latter city. He SAYS it Is SIM
ply fifth class town spread all over sur
rounding territory. Such an unfair
comment means only that the New
Yorker knows little of anything out
side OF Gotham. He is like many
others reared in the metropolis. Narrow
minded and egotisticsl, they think that
nothing without New York brand Is
hrst-class. Such views are exhibitions
Of ignorance as pitiful in its wsy as that
of the countrymsn, who innocently blows
out the gas. Chicsgo is first-clsss. It is
more progressive city than New York,
and for its age, much more wonderful
one
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20
seut His Girl the Wrong Postal Gard
Newport Ledger

A MillerstoWn young man not long
since wrote two postal cards on entirely
different subjects. He then turned them
over and addressed them, but by mistake
The result was that the shirt-maker at
Harrisburg got polite invitation to take
carriage ride in Huff Wards barouche,
while the young mans girl was made
frantic by receiving the following: "Please
send me sample of the stuff your shirts
are made Of" -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

And our generosity is persistent and
unfeiling. Yesterday a pension claim
was admitted in behalf of Mary Casey, the
widow of Revolutionary soIdierl The
Revolutionary war closed 1O6 years ago,
but widows continue to trot up to Uncle
Sans cashier and present the proof that
they are the lamented relics of the heroes
of that far off time. Curious to know
how many of these ancient girls there are
and where they live, called st the Pen
sion Office and got the following list Of
brio -a-brac:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20
Hyrup and MoIassea

Lovers of syrup and molasses can be
accommodated at Turner & McClure's
with any brand and any quantity desired
Their list embraces maple syrup Of the
very best grade N barrels, half barrels,
cans and bottles. Asugar drips put up
in any style deeired, golden syrup. Louisi-
ana molassesS sugar house molasses,
black stock standard molasses aEds plain
home sorghum.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20
. Hah,tual Continuation

And kidney and liver Ills, depending on g
Eeak or inactive condition of the kidneys,
|7fver or bowels, are successfully snd per-
msnently cured only by the use of the
gentle yet Elective Laxative and dinretic,
SyraTof Figs It's adsantSges are esE-
denxs 1t is EASILY taken, pleasing Is the
taste. acceptkble to thsstomach, nafpless
Sd the moss delicste systemsand Sruly
beRe feiaf in erect Tor sale In so cente
and 81 90 bottles by Tareikeld Lyme,
druggists, Fort Worth. ss,:zl,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20
BoR CODstric-ors' Eggs.
London News.

Seven boa-constrctors from Cuba ar
rived at Berlin. A few Jays Ister one Of
them laid four eggs and died in the per-
Torrance. On opening It ten more eggs
were found of the size of g mans fist.
Out of the four eggs four snakes emerged
about twenty inches in length.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20
SAPOLIO

Is beyond value. Those who try it know
b Don't Won want q friend who would take ha;
your hard work of your shoulders and do 1t viii
ont rnurrur2 What would You give to find q
Aoorz snd Wills clean and your kitchen briRhl
and vet never grow ugly over the matter Of bar
work. sapolio is just such friend and can n
bought at all groeeEs. No. ". fE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20
FEMALE "BRIC-A-BRAC.
A List Of Alleged Widows Who Besiege
the Pension Office-The Trials
of Commissioner Black.
Pension Regulations of Various Nations.
Advantages Of the American System.
Methods of the Chinese.
Special Correspondence of the Gazette.

Special correspondence Oh the OdZettc'
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-The readers
soul has doubtless been exssperated this
weak, as mine has, by the story of the
poor soldier at Fort Monroe who was
punished for refusal to take his medi-
cine. He was thrown into solitary dun
geon for ten days, deprived Of his accru-
ing pay and compelled to take his pills at
last. 1t is hard to think that tanned
warrior is obliged to have somebody
eIse's ology thrust down his throat with
violence, when citizens have q certain
amount of freedom Of action. In the very
same paper that announced this outrage
is paragraph calmly announcing one Of
another sort for which no redress was
obtained, headed, ga Man in Cumber-
land Shoots HIS Mother-in-LsW! Mistakes
Her for Skupk!"
And this leads me to ssy what has been
said before once or twice, If my memory
serves me, that Notwithstanding the pill
lular tyranny above recounted, the Ameri
can soldier is, on the whole, treated more
literally and considerably than the sold
Ter Of any other nation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20
Yellow Fever Record.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. 1.-TWO
cases of yellow fever were reported from
Tampa to-day. There is only one case of
sickness now in old lamps, namely, the
mayor, who is conyalescent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20
Twin Calves.

Special to the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, TEX, Nov. 19.-One of
the queer freaks of nature occurred here
few days ago, when fine Jersey Cow
owned by Mr.. Fred Shultz gave birth to
Two healthy, vigorous heifer calves.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

I'm reply to official Interrogation Gen.
|:eral John G. Black, Commissioner of
Pensions, has just received from most OF
the European nations compendium of
their laws and customs in the matter of
pensions, and they are by contrast with
our own of profound interest to every
sohtsr. General Black has kindly given
me access to the manuscript of this i'm
portant correspondence, and I have
boiled 1t down within the easy grasp of
the hasty reader.
Foreign military laws assume that every
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

The gelsersph and Express Companies
d j. Wife was compelled to draw into
|requisitfon so that heF could keep his
stock np to the demakd Of his trade.
Business zoo brisk for regular mail and
freight. Bargains-yes-big bargains tell
the tale.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

When a man of famffs fAds himself attack ed
by violent cold. 1t is hitfduty to relieys the
anxiety Of his wife and children and seek a
remedy Immediately. DR.. Rplrs Cough Syrup
costs only % cents bottle and few doses will
awe instant relief.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20
hbAIIAN " AK " IUOWS.
feays Months nava
AUSTIN.
Land Commissioner Hall will Send Out
q Special Agent 10 LGGk After
University Lands.

Over Half a Million Acres OF Land For
feltsd for tho Non Payment of Au-
gust InIerest-B sndits Scattered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20
Widow.
Residence.

Margaret 81 8ro6 K, NJ. Howe Y Roads, ga.
Merely. 49,. Is! Smith, w. Newman, Ga.
Lucnd Tx lly, w. hariet a, Ga.
Sarah =. 81 Dabn'y,J Q Barry, Ill.
Jane. ...... 81 Harbisen j Pickiney vine, Ill.
Fanny. 800. 10 Fisher. l.. Winslow, Ind.
Nancy A. So Ed'ns E asIVersailles, Ind.
Sarah $500. 81 ru cher, J Pitts Point, Ky.
Sally ...... 80 Heath, W =. aftsvile, Ky.
Susan. vs. C'rtis Caleb Tor sham, Me.
Lovely. 81 Ald1iCh, O.. Le2lie. Mich.
o i've OH ITuman P. EVA, Mich.
Betsey.... 70 wei ingf'd - MankOta, Mimi.
Sally $50 Mallory, g.. Vaudeville, Neb.
jane. IS Merrill, j. .. Rroadabin, n. Y.
Asenath ..S2l durham g. NJ anchester, N. 7.
Elizabeth, 4IBosLon, c.. Val eyg wn, n. @.
Nancy ....us1 rag, W.. .!OonetsVl.e, y. y.
Mshala.. Isl Hoadland, j Charlotte, n. G..
fJudth 1871 Harris j Rogers Store, n. @.
Nancy. e. .l77Glascock, r Linehock, N G..
Elizabeth 8, Davis. w. Horgansv lie. Ohio.
Elizabeth. "a Betz PETE; Parrie barg, Pa.
Sarah 49,. SIS Neal, j. D0resVille, =. O.
Mary. ......IS 1871 BROWN, j -. knoXv lie, Tenn.
nov. 70, DarliT 2, j. .Jonet borO, Tenn.
Nancy ..... ISL Rains, John Carriers FGrnace, T.
Nancy. I8iI RObts NV C9ter Roads, Tenn.
~ aria ..... i9!EWaiker.J.H y AGO, Tex.
Flea or I79IL,we, H. Smiths Greek, Va.
Rebt MAYO, s.. New bern, Va.
Mary ...... i .Snead, f.. tCcomac G. H., Va.
Susan &C.,. i79t TuIloh, T =. Mount Carmel, vs..
Esther s.. Isl Damon, n. Plymouth VT.
Lucy. IS5i Morse ,Abfl Barnard, Vt.
Patty. 800. IS6I Rich' ds'n G ethel, Vt.
AIDED TO TIE ROLLS SINCE JUNE go, 1887.
Nancy. ..s..l 4IBunteE, W Paris, Tenn.
Mary. ..... casey, John Washlagt n'O.B., o.
"Colored
There are thirtY-eight Revolutionary
widows now drawing pensions, and Of
these fourteen married Virginia soldiers.
This shows that Virginia soldiers were
more inclined to marry than those of
other states, or that Virginia widows ere
tougher than other widows, or. perhaps,
that the bereaved danes, being close to
the pension Office, could apply without
much trouble. Out of the seventy six
people mentioned in this table only FIVE
appear to have double names, showing
how economical they were at the average
christening at the beginning of this CEN
fury. It is noticeable, also, that the very
Oldest Of these tenacious widows was
born more than twenty years
after the Revolutionary war closed,
aud that the youngest, labeled
IS, did not srrive st manageable age till
more than half G century after that event.
The last Revolutionary soldier has now
been dead and buried more than twenty
years, but very solid battalion Of their
widows still rally on the old flag and
accept the nations modest douceur with
pat iotism undeunted. None but the fair
deserve the brave!
AS was saying when I was interrupt
ed, the American soldier in the field gets
bigger pay and better rations than any
body else's soldier, in the hospital he is
coddled with more enthusiasm, and when
he Is permanently disabled, more or less,
he gets a pension that Is reasonably ede-
quste.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

The "Daisy" eiger is ell the rage al
Wells drug sore.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

Fresh buckwheat hoRx Is among the
late arrivals ut Turner &McClure's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20
DETER MINED IN THIS MATTER.

Our new Illustrated Fail Catalogue, mailed 1ree.
Send your name on postal card for one. Here
are some specimen prices cnntaine in It:
I9c -
Ladies' 3 button Kid Gleyss, 4sc.
Ladies' button Kid GlOveas SIC.
ladies' Embroideie ed Kid Gipyes 75c.
Safety Pins 1.-TWO siZes), &c ana 4Eper dog.
Best z. NJ Pins 1850 IN paper, 5s.sa
Best Mourning Pins, SC per box.
Best Needles, Helix Sha'pfs, &c.
Sewing Machine Nesdkss &c a paper.
ladies' Linen Cape Collars. 71&c. Cuffs, 10c.
ChIIaTen's Linen fancy hemmed Hdkfs, &c.
LadfsR8 Linen Fancy III. s. Hdkfs, I0e.
ArrasenGepd Cher lille, 22c per doz
Zphyr 7SKe. or; SIX Floss, Sc per doz.
Linen NapkiNsfEom O. per COZ up.
Linen CupToweI@76s per doZ up.
Damask Towels 80 Der dOz. up.
Turkish Towels, 81 per COZ. up.
Whisk Bro0Irs IOc Feather Busters, 24c.
Hand maze COrsets, 4sc.
French Woven en- brOidered bust Corsets, $50.
Ladies' extrs;heavy Fleece lined Hose, l9c.
La3irs' black Cotton Ingram Hose, l9c.
Ladies' sfi wo61soii6 Col1red Hose, 25c.
Mems Gray Shaped Seamless Socks, I3c.
Mems heavy Camers-hafr Socks, lie.
Men, nrtE- shaped Satin Scarfs, 25c.
Men'ssLtpen bosom Dress Shirts. &c
Mems beds quality Dress Shirts, 99c.
Me Rs heavy Merino Underw ar, 4Jc.
ColRASs's Tory Soaps, sc, &c, 81 cake.
Colgsse's PerfuaeTy, small bottles, &c and l5c.
Bustless l0c, 25e, Sc 35c, 40c up.
E1-For other pricessDd goods see catalogue.
Allow postage for mailing merchan ise az the
rate of one cent an ounce,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

The 'Dsisy, cigar Is all the rage al
Wells drug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

Smoke "Wilson's" latest and you will
declare it "Deisy. sRscket" cigar.
For sale ct Wellss drug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

Boston Meas Mnckerel.
headquarters, Turner &SMcClure's.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-05-26
ANOTHER MARINE DISASTER.
A Steamship and Schooner Collide
Five Persons Drowned.

Steamship and Schooner Collide
Five Persons Drowned.
The steamer Plover, running bet ween the
northern ports Of New Foundland and the
Capital, has arrived at ST. Johns and reports
a disaster.
At 10 o'clock Saturday night, while cross
ing Trinity Bay, she had a collision with the
schooner TriXie H., Of Hearts content. The
schooner had sixteen persons on board in
Guiding three women. After the collision ten
Of the men and one woman succeeded in
climbing up the side Of the vessel still out Of
water, where they remained mtn taken of
by the Plover.
After the shock the steamer backed clear
Of the wreck and Immediately launched her
life boats Captain Manuel being resolved TO
render all possible assistance. They an
preached the wreck with great difficulty.
owing to the high wind and sea. but the
steamers crew arc brave fellows, and they
managed az the risk n their lives, 10 rescue
the eleven survivors and place them safely ON
board the Plover
II Is supposed the other five were killed or
knocked overheard while the vessels were i'm
collision. The weather was intensely cold
and those on the wreck suffered terribly.
water at times washing all over them.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-05-26
MUSIC AND DRAMATIC.

Zither.
! GoUNoD is composing n cantata 10 bo do
dicatcd TO the Pope
Mr. ROBERT BUCHANAN's "Sophian has
passed IT'S @OOth consecutive representation
at tho Napdeville Theatre, London.
MozARIS piano and Haydns baton, moro
recently the property OF the immortal List.
were willed by him 70 the city OF Vienna
ACCORDING TO the Louisiana Sunday law
liquor stores, cigar and barber shops must be
closed on that day, but theatres may remain
open.
hoDJEsKA will produce a new play NEXT
season; The WITCH an adaptation by G.
M: Rae, an English dramatist, OF "Die Hexo.n
German drama Of six years ago
ANTHEMS were first composed by Hilary
BISHOP OF Poictiers, and ST. Ambrose about
the middle OF the fourth century. They were
introduced into the church service in 3S6.
Mr. AUGUsTIN DAYS New York company
mas been playing with brilliant success at tho
Boston Museum. There was immense de
mand Tor seats for Tanning OF the Shrew.n
EDWIN BooTH met his banner audience IA
indianapolis. He played "Hamletn there
tih9r rS night, May ., and his receipts were
800 from an audience of 2,ll9 persons
Booth was paid 81, 800.
THE new Opera House at Odessa. when
completed, will be one OF the grandest i'm
Europe. IL will probably be opened under
the management of Mr.. Mapleson i'm the
autumn; 1t has been erected at n cost of
$l,OOO,O00.
MADAME JANAUsCHEK, the well known
actress, few nights ago fell down an entire
night OF stairs at her hotel, i'm Newport
~ l., ana broke an arm, besides sustaining
other injuries The accident will compel the
disbanding of her company.
NEXT October Charles Dickens will begin
IN TINS country course of public readings
from the works of his father He is about
forty-hve years Old with brown hair and
mouStache, and of nearly the same height
and build as the elder Dickens, but less pro
nouncei in dress
SAINT-SAENs's Opera, "Henry VIII. ~ was
recently Kissed down at its first performance
at MarSeilles. The manager had TO ring
uown the curtain and announce to those who
were not satisfied that they could have their
money returned at the box-oiIice If they
would leave A good many of the malcon-
t teits awaited themselves Of this opportunity
10 get their cash back, and then the perform,
ance proceeded peacefully TO the end.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-05-26
NEwsY NOTES.

THERE are 1900 American residents in
London
BosToN spent $4,000 entertaining Queen
Kapiolani
=, A PLAGUE OF cnterpillars is reported in
South Carolina
ONE of the attractions in St Louis dime
museum is a tattooed pig.
YEARS OF tea tasting have finally made
blind the weathiest tea merchant IN the
world, NJ. Mylokanof, Russian.
SADIE MOVER, OF Lansford. Penn, is ten
years old, weighs 1875 pounds and is taking on
nat at the rate of two pounds week
THE proposed monument to General r. Fy
Lee at Richmond, Va, will not be begun UNI
IN tall, and the corner stone will probably be
laid i'm October.
IN London the other day the Prince OF
Wales chri,tene1 the $j,0JOOJO diamond
from the Cape of Good Hone "'rhe imperial
1t outshines the koh.i-noor
THERE were eight persons killel by rail-
way accidents IN England last year, against
SIX the year before. The injuries stood at
OLD for 1886, aga INST 1875 for 1880.
THE United States have 1OI .6s4 fishermen
and t,bl1 fishing vessels, while Grea, Britain
vas reported TO have 10000 fishermen on
January j, 1887, with 9,Gj7 vessels
A MONSTER shark, thirty-ave feet long
twonty feet IN circumference, and weighing
over four tons, was captured recently in
Monterey Bay, of tho Pacific coast.
THE winter wheat report from the DEPART
ment Of Agriculture simply shows a shortage
Of from D0O,0JJ 70 GO,ODOOJ bushels In
tho territory covered by the Eastern trunk
Lines
THE invention OF the war cycle. d veioci-
pede that carries ten soldiers, IS considered go
valuable IN England that they are ~ build
one Tor twenty six men, thirteen to work the
cycle and thirteen tOride
Henry BoBO, an experienced miner. has
found an inch vein of silver bearing quart
near IuscOIa, d., which he says will pan out
handsomely lie has leased nine acres Of tho
hnd and the discovery has made quite "A
COmmOtion in tho vicinity
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-05-26

CENTRAL YARDS. Ehsr LIBERTY,
Monday. Mav o. Cattle slow 40 cents OF
rom last weeks closing prices Hogs active
rhiladelphias e. ~ t0 ~ Yorker g. 10
B D., common and light - ~ to o 90. pig.
H ~ o. 3 10 Sheep fair Prime 80 w 10
90. fair to good. g. % 90 So. common.
2 ~ to- p yeariing lambs. 81 ~ to D. ~.
pring lomls e. ~ ~ ~
HERRs lsLAyD YARDS, MAY E Cattle
Market weaker Choice Fat Chicago. A. ~
~ - with sales ~ one or two cars at g. l0.
medium ~ good do As i5 to ~. and com
non tO fair light steers e3 30 ~ 1J Fresh
lows were boz good supply. but buyers wcro
Farce 8nd the market was SLOW at f1J ~ g.
alvcs were also dull 90 ~ 1-2c Common
~ prime Fat native bulls s0d at3 o. 41.3c.
and dry cows and a0gs ats 10 &3ic re-.
cipte ~ head last week JI} ho1d
NHEEr Market slow clipped sheep. f3 10
iu q ~ yearlnge ~ To- 52j. spring lamb.
to Fl Receipts .55 bead last week. D. GOD
bead
Hoes Receipts light, aIl Ohi1s Sales
rcre at g. oD 10 5JO Roeoipts If5 Lead.
ast week. ~ head
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-05-26

News has just reached Tablequah. ]. T., OF
@hat may turn out 10 he a triple killing in
Flint District, about thirty miles onst.
John Blair, Jim Christie and French Chris
tie we're returning from n cornstalk shooting.
where they had indulgci very freely in
liquor, when Jim Christie and Blair fell out
Christie shot Blair in Tao side, MORALLY
wounding him, whereupon Blair shot Jim
Christie through the head, killing him en-.
SANITY. To then turned nnd shot French
Christie through Tho shoulder, seriously
wounding him also.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-05-26
PERSONS OF NOTE.

Mrs. GRANTS health continues 10 improve
very slowly.
QUEEN kAPIoLANI, OF Hawaii, is the firsl
Queen that has crossed the White House
threshold.
KAISER WILHELM has survived seventy
TWO relgning monarchs who were his con
temporaries.
JAY GoULD's purchases OF Arkansas lands
cover fully 10000 acres, located in three diff
ferent counties
ISAIAH TUPPINs, Mayor Of Reedville, Ohio.
IS the first colored man elected 10 that Office
North of the Ohio River
JOHN b. FINCH, Chairman of the National
committee OF the Prohibition party, is going
10 Texas 70 stump the State.
Mrs GARFIELD's delicate health prevented
her attendance at the mveiling of her hus-
bands statue in Washington. Her two sons
however, were present
GRAND MASTER WORKMAN PowDERLY was
presented with the biggest cowboy hat that
could be found In Denver, and had his photo
graph taken while wearing il.
Mrs Gladstone nearly ALWAYS accomna-
MES her husband To the House Of Commons
and she never fails TO wrap a stout comforter
round his neck when he leaves for home.
A FEW years ago Joseph Brown was the
Mayor of st. Louis, rich and ambitious TO en-
Ter the United States Senate A local news
paper now records the fact that Mr. Brown
has Just accepted small municipal Office
worth $500 a year.
LIEUTENANT FLIPPER, the colored graduate
oil West Point, who was dismissed from tho
service for malfeasance in Office, is in the syn
dictate which has discovered the old gold and
silver mines in Mexico, and the probabilities
are that before long he will be the ri hest
negro on the continent
GENERAL BoULANGER, the French War
Minister, is described By a recent interviewer
as "a short man, rather stoutly built with
brown hair. brown beard rather IA red lace;
above all things quet-looIing almost to com
monp-aceness. He wore the ordinary French
civilians dress Of black frock coat and
butt0nho,e
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Corning n. Y.
GENTs:-1 had been troubled with rheuma-
tsm for some time and had tried all the rem
edies could get, without any benefit. / met
your agent at the Dickinson House, who gave
me OF your remedy, from which re-
ceived instant relief and feel like new man.
nave given II thorough test and can
recommend it TO all who are afflicted with
rheumatism. Yours &c.
JAS. HIGGINS.
Ask your druggist for Dr. Pardee's Rene
dy and take no other. Price, 81 per bottle
six bottles, So
Pardee Medicine Co, Rochester, N. Y.
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GENTs:-I was persuaded by your agent 10
try DIR. Pardee's Rheumatic Remedy, for
what the doctors called heart disease. II
proved to be rheumatism OF the heart, and
after taking the remedy as directed, found
Immediate relief. continued its use and am
now entirely cured. was also troubled with
lnfammatory rheumatism. which it has en-
tirely driven away; 50 much so that 1 can at
tend to my laundry business with ease and
without suffering, for which 1 am very thank
full
Mrs. SARAH CAREI.
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~ is announced That pardon would have
been extended ~ OulianoF. ono N The men
executed last week FOR connection with Che
plot ~ Bin Tho Czor had ho asked for 3D. Hr
Refused ~ mako application for cIemenoy
although DIS mother imIl,red him ~ DO N.
AT thoeo executed met death With heroic
c0mp,suro